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#View frame

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#93253From: Ian ChristieMar 24, 1994 1:06 PM
Is it possible to view the condition of a different key frame (other than the current one) as a background image in the Keyframer? ie, I position a model in frame 5, then I want to reposition it in frame 10 but with a reference image as to where it was. If this is not possible, please add it to the wish l list. Ian.
#93268From: Yost GroupMar 24, 1994 1:58 PM
Ian, just load the background for frame 10 as your current background if you want to position geometry over it for that frame. – G
#93471From: Ian ChristieMar 25, 1994 3:54 PM
>> Ian, just load the background for frame 10 as your current background if you want to position geometry over it for that frame. << Wow, have I been working too hard?! Ian.
#93498From: Yost GroupMar 25, 1994 5:54 PM
I think so! – G
#93276From: CSA/CAMar 24, 1994 3:36 PM
Ian, In case Gary's response wasn't clear, you'd have to render the reference frame, then load it as a background on the frame where you want to modify geometry. Kevin Krell – Computer Support Associates
#93472From: Ian ChristieMar 25, 1994 3:56 PM
Ah, render the frame then load it as a background. Too slow, too much work. I want to see a command that would allow one to just view the condition of another key frame. Like "blueing" in Ani Pro. Ian.
#93475From: John TissavaryMar 25, 1994 4:03 PM
>>Blueing in Anipro… keyframe "view background"<< great wishlist item. John Tissavary (La Luna cie)
#93482From: Jonas Ruikis [ADESK]Mar 25, 1994 4:40 PM
Ian, << I want to see a command that would allow one to just view the condition of another key frame. Like "blueing" in Ani Pro. >> got the wish.. jonas[adesk]
#93325From: David StinnettMar 24, 1994 7:40 PM
Ian, For lining up geometry, the object snapshot command would be an option also. Just do a snapshot at the ref frame and then stuff can be positioned in all viewports accurately. David
#93474From: Ian ChristieMar 25, 1994 3:58 PM
Snapshot, interesting idea. I'll give it a shot (err, SNAPshot.) Ian.